The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-31
"A. A 7. ST,EWART'SB BODY.
HOW TT WAS RECOVERED.
Ex.polioe Superintendent wniling Tolls
About it-Twcnty Thousand Dollars Paid
Tor tho Return Of tho ,Corpss-How
II was brought In at Might,

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wv - WV, y o'eo'ko .' ".lM aiilnR,m pre-
pafing BOOK, soon to be publlshed, called
"The Recollections Of a New! York Chiei
Of Police.', An entire chan,a, ~ IL. hoo,,
,,;,, h. 5aro,.a - a.. !. ..s. - ~ s,o,', o,oA
w., va ~ uo,o.eo ~ '.,o 'uySseiy Wn'cn mas mas
90 long surrounded the late oi the, body OF
the late A.. T. Stewart. The eupsrintend.
ent Processes to Give tha onlv trno eto.r ~
tho ...,,, :. - o.. hss. nv oSy y.
~ uo os'A'tus =. suo oouy, anu .alleeea tnat
tne the oody was subsequently returned to the
representatives. OF ex.Judge Hilton. Mr..
Wall;n,oo, sava tho hodv M. ,,,,s,,a
wodn.sa,r Nor.,,h.. : ~" e-o i'o,u w
ouneeuay' No'eAoet ''tAi1 y, 1915, and that
Frank Parker, assistant aexton OF St,
Marks, made the discovery. The vault
in which the body had been n,ocod
woo IN tha o.r.a. - e'A p.A'ou
"Ao - ~ -, :, su0 oeIef 81 tae church.
YARD. Inc vault was entered by
tqnafe T,@holo .Ein y the roof.
ano through the aperture the casket con.
@ th;su.s w. y, ~. I%uay mas nolsied by the
berry Judge Hilton offered s9s @ M ~ -. .Go ~.
formation that would lead to the convic.
.lon y a.t, OF tae G tnioyee: Ihe first clue came
maotas ~ Sa Naw Vo.t 't1Is he q. snones post.
;ntsndont ] Wa Wa,,;ro ~, "a ny ~ LGanea super
% haS assrad " rndass s iuas h;a. ~ W. so,aier who
aome,h,u. @ I NY, ehnmt . ! u Sta,,s ptuiesseo 90 Know
with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wonid a;r. o;ayl auu
,ion lsadIna - ;ts recoua.ns %ou sa:s ~ .nI9rma'
declsred ha wonid navsr ny ~ ~. a9 nitton ~
ths shodv nnless @ accon ] nonioJy KY uue GeIt lor
in irons. General Iones wc. sno ,.o.a;ae .Laeses
and wsntaS to wo,f Jues nm shn mas polalatent
range for the hnvino ~ III tbo o'.ie anu ar.
.Jndre Hiltnn' rsmaInaa ohsns,. ovuy put
casn waSs | d,onnsd :. rha hUouutHte .ahl ana tne
oneneI @ naaotiat;nna @ d;.s,t'', tToosIs ,I. next
SteEart rbn Vas ar,;ors otts y. VIII VIII mrs.
hndv Nv Waljir" than .aa. w oosaiu Tug
that M tyaca of Tho ,ohbarss % soSs ns ~ W s!a!e
III Jannarv. 1880 rwhen NJ Tesa 7 90 nounu un'
headnnarfs,a 9TH tha. nia.e Ia. sarea au catae 20
and han A. ss h"lnn,;ro :" E.".S, snvee AnoDs
ao,na iottavo .sh;nt hs sne cask9t and
nnrt;n. % ~ have haan NJ ~ nuu .;.., leGelvSa P9r-
and a;1nad H 1 "Hansr Uou = Wrs.ea ps N y uOanada,
- o ~ -. = A'onialne., u ifala
A HAZARDOUS ll.A-z !Alal[N RRRAND. s535
In one letter Romaiue offered Ia ratr,n
the hodv for s9O nm etot;nr' a I. 49,
80. 80 ,.s,ss: a '.as 'ae re-
aiue -, 49,. "e,' eu1'ou ~ tne common. MIR.
WaiIing !nen goes INTO the details OF the
nnegotiaItons between the thieves and Mr..
etoWart6 1riends, carried on through per-
sonals IN the New York Herald. After
several bitches the thieves finally. agreed
TO take S2o.000 The conditions OF the
delivery were very stringent, and Mr..
Wallings gives them as follows: & "The
messenger With the money was to leave
New YORK City 10 P. ~, alone in O
one horse Wagon, and drive 4, into
west Cheater county, along
lonely rosd which was indicated on
map sent by the thieves. Some time
before morning, ii the man was acting in
iaish and was not accompanied or fol.
lowed by detectives, he you'd be met and
given further instructions. A young rela-
tvs OF Mrs. Stewart undertook the hazard
ous errsnd. Two or three times during
tho night, he was certain that he was
watched, but 1t was o'clock when a
masked aorseman rode up, gave the sig-
nal agreed upon and turned the buggy
1nLo lonely lane. Iha strange visitor here
the end Of another mile ri be b9.
hIock;nv ,ba wsv l. IL holtoS "dkou was
mssted man nynmntIu oaaaas.i "Au
brought forward a hag to his buggy. The The
messenger was then convinced by certain
proa,a 'a h tnst the BODY was the miealng one.
The ~ rohheqa % Yat;.od ;s uvet iast sas IN money.
fully countsd t.. Then thsv . mouad Si o@tn oa.n
their vehicle and tbe mesaanoer ,etnrnaS w y.
the way he had i coma. The ,nou 'na"t
nipht a 4 freipht ! car went = 20 on. AoAs us'to
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